Oak and beech woodland, 46 ha near Belfort

This contiguous woodland estate of 46 hectares (114 acres) is situated near Belfort. The broadleaf woodland comprises predominantly oak and beech—two species recognised for their resilience to climate change.

The forest benefits from a satisfactory stem density, evenly distributed across the entire area. Natural regeneration is well established and uniform throughout. The fertile clay soils and local climatic conditions favour tree growth. The diversity of species and age classes offers prospects for staggered timber yields over time.

Access to the woodland is straightforward, facilitating forestry operations. The estate also presents notable sporting potential, particularly suited to roe deer and wild boar shooting.